"How." Tsuna began incredulously. "How do we get into situations like this?" He asked, mostly to himself.

"With all due respect, Tsuna-sama, eleven years of friendship and I still don't know." Gokudera replied.

"That was a rhetorical question, Hayato. But thank you for your honesty."

"Anytime."

Tsuna sighed as he looked down at the chains wrapped around his torso. "Can't we just... I don't know, burn these thing off?" Tsuna asked with a hopeful smile.

"No, Tsuna-sama, we can't. These chains are made to suppress our flames, remember?" The silveret reminded him.

Tsuna's eyebrows furrowed in confusion. "They are?" He looked down again at the chains. "Huh, no wonder I feel so... useless."

"Yes." Gokudera agreed.

"So... what now?"

Gokudera just shrugged nonchalantly.

Two seconds later, an explosion could be heard and the room they were in vibrated from the shockwave. Already used to hearing explosions on a daily basis, Tsuna could only stare up, the direction where the explosion had happened, with a raised eyebrow. "Would that be Lambo? Or onii-san?" He mused.

"Might be both. Since we're literally 10 feet underground, it'll need a lot of force to send that kind of shockwave," Gokudera analysed. "But there's also the probability of Spanner creating a new Gola Mosca and is probably using it right now. There's a lot of possibilities, Tsuna-sama."

Tsuna huffed out a laugh. "Yeah, when it comes to you guys, the possibilities are endless," he chuckled.

"Let's just hope they don't kill everyone. We still need information."

"I'm sure they won't. They're grown up now and can do the basics." Tsuna assured him. Another blast of explosion, followed by another shockwave had Gokudera staring at his Sky with doubt. "Okay, maybe they're not reliable and can't be trusted in this kind of situation."

Gokudera's eyebrow raised a little.

"Alright, they can't be trusted all the time. But they're still learning!" He defended weakly.

Gokudera only smiled patronisingly. "Whatever floats your boat, Tsuna-sama."

Tsuna grumbled under his breath, not even caring about the sounds of explosions coming from above them.

After two solid minutes (that Gokudera had kept track of), the vibrations finally stopped and silence reigned over. Tsuna would have revelled and praised the lord for the silence once upon a time, but now, he knew that when it involved his guardians (and mostly the people he knows, now that he thinks about it), silence is never a good thing.

Looking at his right-hand man nervously, he mentally prayed that the bomber would be calm enough to not suddenly assault his fellow guardians for not doing a 'good job'.

When the door to the room was kicked open by a very familiar person, Tsuna concluded that the world was trying to make him cry. And it almost succeeded. Almost.

"It seems my training isn't enough since you got yourself caught so easily. Be prepared Dame-Tsuna. Be very prepared." Reborn grinned.

Tsuna, still chained and not going anywhere, could only sob.